Kids Headphones by CozyPhones, Headband Earphones for Children, Baby, & Toddlers 1-3. Stretchy & Comfy for Home, Plane & Car Travel Accessories - Mystic Unicorn

Bought these for my toddler, just under two. We had a 5 hour flight and I was worried she wasn’t going to do well. She loved these headphones. Left them on her head, they were comfortable, worked great, and the perfect length to plug into both a tablet on an airplane seat table, as well as the screen behind the chairs.

My 4-year-old loved these...right up until she broke them. She disconnected them from an iPad to come help me unload the car from a grocery store run...dragging the cord behind her. Before I noticed and could tell her to take them off, the cord got stuck under the car tire and as she ran inside, the cord to one of the headphones broke. The ear piece is a soft, round, felt covered pad about the size of a half dollar that moves inside the headband. As she ran, the cord got stuck and the ear pieces were pulled out of the headband, but one got stuck. Obviously our fault, and I still gave them five stars because these are such a great idea! She's super bummed (one ear piece still works), but we may try to use ear buds inside instead. It should still be more comfortable than traditional headphones or putting earbuds IN the ear...and definitely fun to wear for the child! I definitely recommend these...just remind your child not to drag the cord around. My daughter never did that with other headphones/earbuds, but I think because it took some time and adjustments to get them on just right (with her long hair she did have to work a bit to get hair out of her face and tuck under the band comfortably) and since they felt like a beanie or headband rather than headphones, it was easier for her to just take them out of the iPad rather than take the headphones off. Also, the earphone pieces move inside the band so putting them on initially means adjusting their location. That's a great feature to ensure they're placed right for every head, but putting them on just right took some time...hence why she wanted to simply disconnect the cord rather than take off the cozyphones...plus the unicorn looked super cute...who'd want to take that off? Lol 😉 A few tears later, lesson was learned and we still have half the headset working and a cute headband we'll try to use with earbuds! Still worth the purchase (and maybe we'll get another set for her next birthday).

These are VERY cute and my girls love them. I love that they fit a wide range of sizes because most kids headphones are too big for my toddler. They are warm but I like that they stay put. Can't beat them for the price.I have two complaints. If the cord snags on a hand or foot or anything it pulls the ear peices out of place so you have to re adjust them. While it's not hard to fix, it isn't something most kids can do themselves making them troublesome if you are driving and can't fix it right away. My 3 year old did this many times on our drive so I gave up on them. My kids (3 and 6) also had a hard time lining up the phones with their ears so I had to put them on every time. Again not great if you are driving. My oldest got the hang of it eventually but would rather not bother with them. These issues make these a little more hands on for parents with smaller kids.I would probably order these again for my oldest because she can fix most issues with them herself but not for my youngest.

I thought these would solve the issue of kids + headphones and for the most part, they do. But they're only good for some situations - like quiet areas, and for kids over 6 (or younger kids with larger heads). Problem is, my kids only use/need headphones while traveling. My take after purchasing two for my kids (aged 4 and 6):Pros:- Kids can put them on themselves- Volume limited- Long cord so movement isn't restricted- Soft and cozy, very comfortable to wear- OMG so cuteCons:- Product pics show small kids, but this is still just a bit too large as they weren't really securely snug on a six-year-old and I had to roll the band a bit to make a tighter fit.- The speakers are located pretty far back in the band, so they actually rest behind the ears, not on them- Between location of the speakers in the band, and the volume-limiting, I wouldn't really recommend them for flights. The ambient noise on an airplane was overpowering and the kids took them off - it was too faint to hear anything so they found it annoying and chose to play iPad games without sound.So, these will do for now and I'll continue to pack them for travel, but I haven't stopped looking for the perfect solution.

My LO was unbothered wearing these on a flight. They won't fit an adult lol

We recently went on a 6 hr trip and they were a life saver. Comfortable and well-designed, these headphones are perfect for children. They deliver good sound quality without being too loud, making them safe for young ears. Ideal for travel or home use!

First off, I’m an adult. I purchased this to use while I sleep. I’m a Type A personality and I have trouble turning my brain off to go to sleep. In order to balance my left/right brain I need to have some droning noise to combat my insomnia. I listen to a subliminal sleep recording (Andrew Johnson. He has the most wonderful, soothing voice. You can find his apps on Amazon or Apple. Really great!) I’m on the petite side and tried using regular Bluetooth earpieces, but they are too big for my ears and after a while they hurt like hell. Not to mention, I’m afraid it will fall out of my ear and I’ll choke on it one of these nights. Yikes!This headband is working great for me. It fits my head just fine. I only use one of the speakers, so I don’t worry if both speakers match up to my ear position. The cord is long enough to reach my ipad on the nightstand and still allows some movement without yanking it out. I’m very happy with this product. I only gave it a 4-star on the quality of the sound, but hey, I realize that it’s not Bose quality. It’s a good product for the price point.

These were super cute, but we returned them because they had to be plugged in to a headphone jack. My girls would never leave a cord like that alone. We got the wireless ones instead.